Quote: (06-22-2017 01:58 AM)reciproke Wrote:
Frederick The Great refers to the Prussian idea of religious freedom, which was a novel concept during that time. The context was the underlying conflict between protestants and catholics, not the orchestrated white genocide in our postmodern society. You probably wanted to sound edgy throwing buzzwords around, but ultimately you just embarassed yourself by showing your lack of knowledge.
You are new here, so I'll be gentle. Next time attempt to phrase your disagreement or discontent with someone's contribution in a less hostile manner. That is historically how civl men have settled their differences without having to resort to smashing each other's skulls in. Plus it usually evokes a more productive response.
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